What You Need to Know About Working Capital
When gearing up to sell your tire business, there are plenty of details to consider. How to handle working capital in the transaction is an important one.
When gearing up to sell your tire business, there are plenty of details to consider. How to handle working capital in the transaction is an important one.
There's still plenty of room for tire dealerships to expand due to favorable economic and market conditions.
Experienced, key people like that are worth their weight in gold and tire dealers need to do all they can to keep them. This blog addresses the importance of how retention of key employees enhances business value.
M&A expert and MTD contributor Michael McGregor discusses Monro's expansion strategy and other hot topics during this episode of The Modern Tire Dealer Show.
Michael McGregor tells why there are numerous ways to value a business.
How many days should your business be open? The answer is not as simple as one would think. It depends on your business and clients.
The fundamentals of the economy are good. We have a rising gross domestic product, a growing vehicle population, higher miles driven per car and a growing population of vehicle owners.
There is a significant difference in tax liability based on the type of business and transaction utilized when selling a business. What you know can save you a great deal on a great deal.
Experience the process of preparing for a sale, identifying prospects, and getting the maximum return through real examples of how it happened.
As commercial tire dealers look to enhance their business values into the same stratosphere as retail tire dealers, some are looking at integrating the more profitable elements of retail business into their commercial operations. From a customer retention and profit perspective, this makes perfect sense.